The Moon Garden
A magical garden under the moonlight…dancing with the energy of nature spirits. Seeing the flowers and seed pods I carefully collected and pressed come alive on the canvas was both peaceful and exhilarating. This creation is filled with joy and love, and I am thrilled to share this experience with you.
This piece features a wide array of flowers and seed pods and some papery tree bark that I foraged. It is full of beautiful blooms and will add some big magic to your walls. Oak leaves, elm tree seeds, dogwood blooms, daisies, cherry blossoms, cosmos! The list does not end there….
TITLE: “The Moon Garden"
SIZE : 18x24 inches
Medium: Mixed Media collage with pressed flowers, papers, acrylic ink, and pen
Substrate: canvas
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The practice of creating artistic scenes with pressed flowers is known as Oshibana. Being a fan of Japanese culture and history, I find great joy in participating in this tradition. Originating in 16th century Japan, this art form entails arranging pressed flowers to form a composition.
I hope that this magical scene entices you to relax and savor all the little intricate things that nature brings us.
A magical garden under the moonlight…dancing with the energy of nature spirits. Seeing the flowers and seed pods I carefully collected and pressed come alive on the canvas was both peaceful and exhilarating. This creation is filled with joy and love, and I am thrilled to share this experience with you.
This piece features a wide array of flowers and seed pods and some papery tree bark that I foraged. It is full of beautiful blooms and will add some big magic to your walls. Oak leaves, elm tree seeds, dogwood blooms, daisies, cherry blossoms, cosmos! The list does not end there….
TITLE: “The Moon Garden"
SIZE : 18x24 inches
Medium: Mixed Media collage with pressed flowers, papers, acrylic ink, and pen
Substrate: canvas
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The practice of creating artistic scenes with pressed flowers is known as Oshibana. Being a fan of Japanese culture and history, I find great joy in participating in this tradition. Originating in 16th century Japan, this art form entails arranging pressed flowers to form a composition.
I hope that this magical scene entices you to relax and savor all the little intricate things that nature brings us.
A magical garden under the moonlight…dancing with the energy of nature spirits. Seeing the flowers and seed pods I carefully collected and pressed come alive on the canvas was both peaceful and exhilarating. This creation is filled with joy and love, and I am thrilled to share this experience with you.
This piece features a wide array of flowers and seed pods and some papery tree bark that I foraged. It is full of beautiful blooms and will add some big magic to your walls. Oak leaves, elm tree seeds, dogwood blooms, daisies, cherry blossoms, cosmos! The list does not end there….
TITLE: “The Moon Garden"
SIZE : 18x24 inches
Medium: Mixed Media collage with pressed flowers, papers, acrylic ink, and pen
Substrate: canvas
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The practice of creating artistic scenes with pressed flowers is known as Oshibana. Being a fan of Japanese culture and history, I find great joy in participating in this tradition. Originating in 16th century Japan, this art form entails arranging pressed flowers to form a composition.
I hope that this magical scene entices you to relax and savor all the little intricate things that nature brings us.
